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Papers are invited for an international conference to be held at the University of Exeter (UK) on 4-6 September 2017 , funded by the Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator Award for the project ‘The Medical World of Early Modern England, Wales and Ireland 1500-1715’ led by Professor Jonathan Barry and Dr Peter Elmer at Exeter (see the project website at http://practitioners.exeter.ac.uk/). This conference will consider the outputs from this project, in particular the database which has been created of more than 30,000 medical practitioners operating in the period, and the opportunities this offers for new research in the field. It will also consider comparative perspectives on early modern Britain, both spatially and temporally, and so welcomes papers from colleagues working on medical practice in other parts of Europe or its colonies, on other cultures (Islamic, Indian, Chinese etc) and also on the periods either side of our 1500-1715 focus, so that we can place the findings of the proj

Call for papers International Study Day The workshop of nature. Production of material knowledge, material production of knowledge (LabEx Hastec, CAK, CHC ) Paris, 10th, november 2016 Deadline for abstract: 20th, September 2016 The International Study Day wishes to explore the link between working on sites and working in workshops, recreating similar experiences. In such a framework, it makes sense to bridge a various set of practices not restricted to science: a local site is the constantly evolving product of the practices, imaginations, and negotiations of the users (scholars, travelers, artists, inhabitants) of a given place. In any case, our idea is that a site is surely in the scholar’s job an en-plein-air experience that should be related to the atelier phase, by which nature can be recreated (painters), transformed (laboratories), classified (collectors) etc. Workshops and sites of naturalist interest are hybrid fields of materi

CHM invites applications for a Research Fellow for the project 'Prisoners, Medical Care and Entitlement to Health in England and Ireland, 1850-2000' The Research Fellow will conduct a specified programme of research on ‘Women, Health and Maternity in the English and Irish Criminal Justice Systems’, involving independent and collaborative historical research in archives and libraries in England and Ireland, along lines agreed with the project’s PIs. The Research Fellow will also advance and organise public outreach activities central to the project. The post will be based at the Centre for the History of Medicine (CHM), University of Warwick, and supervised by Professor Marland. This is a 3-year post, funded by the Wellcome Trust. Full details, contacts and online application   here on the University of Warwick’s HR site. Closing date for applications: 6th September 2016 Interviews to be held second half of September. Proposed start date: 01 January 2

Type:  Call for Papers Date:  August 31, 2016 Location:  Germany Subject Fields:  Cultural History / Studies, German History / Studies, Languages, Literature, Philosophy Call for Papers   Symposium: Narrative, Cognition & Science Lab Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany 21-23 October 2016 Organized by ELINAS: Research Center for Literature and Natural Science ( http://elinas.fau.de/ )     Invited Keynote Speakers: Marie-Laure Ryan             Independent Scholar in Residence, University of Colorado H. Porter Abbott             Research Professor Emeritus of English, University of California, Santa Barbara Bruce Clarke             Paul Whitfield Horn Professor of Literature and Science, Texas Tech University   Mark Turner           Institute Professor and Professor of Cognitive Science, Case Western Reserve University Hans Ulrich Fuchs        Professor of Physics, Zurich University of Applied Sciences a

You are warmly invited to the next World Health Organization Global Health Histories online webinar  “You are  how  you eat”  about the subject of ‘ Food and Nutrition’  on  Thursday 25 August 2016  ( 12:30pm – 14:00pm CEST or 11:30am - 13:00pm BST ). Speaking at this seminar are Prof. Claude Fischler (French National Centre for Scientific Research), Dr. João Breda (WHO Regional Office for Europe), and Ms. Mette Strandlod (United Nations Population Fund Nordic Office). This seminar will be broadcast live over the internet, through the following link:  http://streaming.uncity. dk/who . This link allows viewers to listen to the talks, view the speakers’ PowerPoint presentations and, if they wish, pose questions to the presenters and other discussants. The event website is available at:  https://www.york.ac.uk/his tory/global-health-histories/ events/ghh-seminar-98 /  Please do share this invitation with colleagues, students and friends who may be interested in the semin

Type:  Call for Papers Date:  September 20, 2016 Location:  Tennessee, United States Subject Fields:   Atlantic History / Studies, History of Science, Medicine, and Technology, Immigration & Migration History / Studies, Maritime History / Studies, Military History The Society for the History of Navy Medicine plans to join the conference planned for May 4-6, 2017 in Nashville, Tennessee sponsored by the American Association for the History of Medicine. See more on the SHNM website:  https://historyofnavymedicine.org If you are a faculty member or graduate student working on the history of maritime or navy medicine, please consider offering a paper.  Our Deadline for acceptance of abstracts is September 20, 2016 because we must then send them forward to the AAHM.  Please submit your abstract to the Society for the History of Navy Medicine and not the AAHM.  Your abstract will be forwarded to the AAHM from the SHNM. Send abstracts to Dr. Annett

https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/ working/jobvacancies/ currentvacancies/ professiorial/001523/ Chair in History, University of Liverpool Salary Negotiable Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, School of Histories, Languages and Cultures, Department of History Location: University Campus Ref: 001523/WWW Closing date for receipt of applications: Fri, 09 Sep 2016 17:00:00 BST We are seeking to appoint a Chair in History and particularly welcome applications from candidates with expertise in any of the following areas: medieval and/or early modern history, especially of the Near and Middle East; the history of medicine; global history; digital and/or public history; the history of China. Your research should link to one of the research themes currently prioritised by the Faculty of the Humanities and Social Sciences. You will play a central role in driving forward the Department’s development, building on our current excellent achievements i